The shower promises release, but some things resist water. This installation asks what remains after another person has occupied your space, physically and emotionally, long after they've gone.

Glass forms hang like soft organs and flesh, not quite anatomical, not quite abstract. Bound by ties woven from the shower curtains, they hover as residue made visible: attachment, memory, versions of ourselves left behind in someone else.

Below, curled within the shower tray, the body sits between holding on and letting go. The ritual continues regardless, part of an ongoing exploration of wā — the relational space that persists beyond presence.